have any indication that there are minds or explosives that there is site. ukraine is blaming russia and russia is countering with the same claim back to ukraine. what you make of what is happening? of what is happening? there is a lot of concern of what is happening? there is a lot of concern that of what is happening? there is a lot of concern that after - of what is happening? there is a lot of concern that after the l a lot of concern that after the explosion of the dam that we have seen a couple of weeks ago, russia might opt for another escalation which would not be a real nuclear escalation but something which would definitely scare the international community, which would scare ukraine if it were to happen. so the concern is justified, the caution is justified, the caution is justified, and the international atomic energy agency is absolutely the right position on the right actor to verify these claims and to make clear, in addition to western leaders who have been talking
said that there are explosive devices at this plant if that turns out not to be true does that damage has good ability especially among his partners in the west? i especially among his partners in the west? in the west? i don t think it would necessarily in the west? i don t think it would necessarily damage l in the west? | don t think it | would necessarily damage his credibility because he obviously has to look out for all kinds of provocations from the russian side, obviously has intelligence services are constantly looking for these kind of catastrophes that could happen, so at the moment it is seen as caution, perhaps, from the ukrainian side, as a lot of concern but is certainly not seen as something where president zelensky tries to present a case for, let s say western involvement or any kind of further western action in this war so it is rather seen as ukraine, fair in ukraine, and ukrainian precaution. i want to ask you something about president zelensky has said, he was
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during which ukraine will once again be front and center. we are stepping up to protect our shared democratic values including providing security and humanitarian assistance, a great, great deal as ukraine bravely defend themselves against russia s brutality. the un s nuclear watchdog says its inspectors need greater access to the russian occupied zaporizhzhia plant in ukraine. they want to make sure explosives have not been planted there. it follows a claim by ukraine s president that objects that looked like explosive devices had been placed on the site. our correspondent gordon corera has more from kyiv. the warnings over what could happen at the nuclear power plant has been becoming more intense. president zelensky and his last overnight address said his last overnight address said his military intelligence had seen what resembled explosives being placed on the roof of two